Our naturopath has carefully selected this blend of organic herbs, to help support natural conception and increase your fertility potential. Red clover, chaste tree and raspberry leaf, have traditionally been used to support hormonal balance, regulate the menstrual cycle and support reproductive health. This delicate blend offers a softly sweet and earthy flavour, with subtle tones of refreshing mint.
This Fertility blend was designed to help regulate the menstrual cycle and assist with natural conception, as a natural alternative prior to attempting IVF treatment. We do not recommend using this blend in conjunction with IVF treatment, as the effects on the hormonal system may interfere with the treatment, at a time when hormones must be strictly controlled and monitored.
Caution; This blend is not recommended for women with elevated prolactin levels, or hypertension.
If you become pregnant, we recommend you discontinue drinking this tea.
This blend is caffeine free.
Brewing
Place 1 pyramid into a cup (250ml) and add boiling, filtered water at 75ºc–85ºc. Allow to infuse for 3–5+ minutes, and then remove the bag and serve.
Ingredients
Certified Organic Ingredients
Chaste Tree Berry (Vitex agnes-castus), Peppermint (Mentha piperita), Licorice root (Glycyrrhiza Glabra), Shatavari (Asparagus Racemosa), Raspberry leaf (Rubus Idaeus), Red Clover (Trifolium Pratense), Nettle leaf (Urtica dioica)
Licorice is not recommended for those who are pregnant, or suffer from hypertension.
Origin
Sourced from India, Egypt, Hungary.
Hand packed with care, by us, in Victoria, Australia.
Packaging
The clear pouch that holds the tea bags is made from a renewable plant-based cellophane and can easily be home composted.
The cardboard is made from post-consumer recycled board, is printed with vegetable-based inks and can also be home composted after use.
The pyramid tea bags are not made from plastic. They are made from biodegradable, non-GMO, plant-based material which meets all compostability standards in Japan, North America and Europe. It is important to note these tea bags will take longer than plant matter to decompose. The material manufacturer recommends commercial composting as a quicker alternative to address this longer breakdown time.
